Wild West Show And Local Trades In Pendleton
A bustling Pendleton notice board lists the Stanley Brothers wild wear show at the ball grounds this weekend. It also advertises dry wood, dressed chickens, furnished and unfurnished houses, lodging houses, and transfer work. Lost items, a cafe hours, and an excerpt about a novel submission supplement local notices amid ads for hay, berries, and street sales.
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Main Street
East Oregonian
Stanley Brothers
Pendleton
Oregon
Martin Eden Great Story Announcement By Pacific Monthly
The East Oregonian reports Pacific Monthly announces a great novel titled Martin Eden by a famous author. The note conveys editorial joy at receiving and sharing the work with readers.
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Herman Whitaker
America
London
Pacific Monthly
South Seas
Ninetta Eames
Martin Eden
Mr. London
Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Pactic Monthly
The
East Oregonian
Canadian fig growing proves successful in Ontario
Consul A G Seyfert reports fig culture thriving in Niagara peninsula Ontario. The mild, lake moderated climate supports winter protection methods with branches laid low under earth and later uncovered. Varieties White Ischia Purple Ischia Brown Turkey and White Genoa bear fruit, showing notable success near Niagara on the lake.
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A. G. Seyfert
Collingwood
Ontario
Niagara Peninsula
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Canada
Niigara
Lake
Central North America
Niagara District
Niagara
New Dime to Open This Afternoon in remodeled Star Theater
The New Dime will open this afternoon in the former Star theater building after remodeling. The program is entirely new. Robert Fenner from Salt Lake City will sing the illustrated song and another piece, while Mrs. Nelson plays the piano.
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the Star Theater
Robert Fenner
Salt Air Palace
Salt Lake City
Show Shop and Pastime at Eagle Show Tomorrow
There will be the usual changes of pictures at the Eagle Show Shop and Pastime tomorrow, signaling the next display update. Engaging new imagery and familiar favorites are expected as patrons visit.
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Eagle Show Shop
Personal Mentions From Pendleton Area Visitors
A roundup of local and regional visitors includes Frank Snyder arriving from a wheat ranch, M. F. Wright of Roseburg in town, A. J. Watrus from near Adams, Adam Noble of Pilot Rock on business, and Dave Lavender former Weston marshal in the city. Also noted are Herb Strohm returning to his Hermiston ranch, W. D. McCully of Joseph lodging at the Hotel St George, B. Jensen en route to Athena for a horse show, and Chicago visitor Frank Hanry meeting deputy sheriff B. C. Wilson. Multiple residents return home from Eugene Portland and Walla Walla, with visits by Nellie McMullen, Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, Mrs. N. E. Despain, J. G. Callison heading to Spokane, and housing moves by T. J. Morris and A. D. Sloan. Postmaster Harry Rees travels to Lehman Springs to locate his family, A. B. Herr arrives from San Francisco for the Fourth, and D. W. Campbell and J. D. Matheson conduct official business in the city before continuing on.
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Frank Snyder
M. F. Wright
Roseburg
A. J. Watrus
Adams
Adam Noble
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Dave Lavender
Weston
Herb Strohm
Hermiston
W. D. McCully
Joseph
Wallowa
St. George
B. Jensen
Athena
Frank Hanry
Chicago
B. C. Wilson
The Welfed Man Myth and Opportunities
An Oregonian editorial notes that public figures rise through talent or timely opportunities. It cites Webster, Lincoln, Grant, and Cleveland as examples, arguing that fortune and chance—alongside ability—shape notable careers and political rise.
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Webster
Lincoln
Grant
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Oregonian
Young Woman Declares Love for Farmer Life in Folklore Tale
A vivid narrative recounts a woman who felt destined to marry a farmer, starting with infant milking behavior and early cradle scenes. She grows skilled at sewing, forms a relationship with a young agriculturist, and plans to pursue marriage, prompting her suitor to respond with solemn affection.
Parkes Family Goes to The Pines for Summer
Mrs. Joe H. Parkes and daughters Freda Phyllis and Effie depart for The Pines their summer retreat three quarters of a mile from Meacham. They will stay there throughout the season.
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Joe H. Parkes
Freda
Phyllis
Effie
the Pines
Meacham
G M Rice Recovers From Prolonged Illness At Bank
G M Rice cashier of the First National Bank has recovered from a severe week long illness and is back at work though not yet fully recovered. Airship races are among Alaska Yukan exposition attractions with keen interest from the New York Aero Club. See The Legend of a Ghost at the Dime theater starting Sunday June 28.
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G. M. Rice
First National Bank
The
New York Aero Club
Dime Theater
Coffee dealer shifts to bulk sales
A grocer reports poor coffee must be sold in bulk and not packed for resale. The piece notes a vendor, Mike Behilling, as a buyer and mentions a monetary exchange labeled as payment to him.
Pastime Parlors Bowling Pool and Billiards
Rutherford and Molitor present a quiet resort for healthful exercise featuring first class bowling pool and billiards. Enjoy cigars confectionery tobaccos and soft drinks in a refined setting.
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Rutherford & Molitor
Market Day Sale Draws Few Buyers
A market sale this afternoon drew a small crowd with limited offerings. Wagons and implements were bid on first, followed by several horses auctioned, the low turnout attributed to the Fourth of July falling on the first Saturday in July.
Ed Strahorn Bankruptcy Trustee Named After Prohibition Vote
Judge Thomas FitzGerald appointed T. C. Taylor as trustee of the bankrupt estate of Ed Strahorn, former owner of the State saloon, who filed after the prohibition election. The appointment follows Strahorn's financial collapse amid the political crackdown.
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T. C. Taylor
Thomas FitzGerald
Ed Strahorn
Strahorn
For Sale 160 Acre Ukiah Ranch With Water and Timber
160 acre ranch eight and four miles from Ukiah in Oregon. About 30 acres grain ready 30 more plowable. Timber on the land with ample water. Bargain offered immediately. Also selling a 16 horsepower portable engine and boiler with wood saw, with or without the ranch. Contact B F Chilson Ukiah Ore.
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Ukiah
Chilson
Fourth of July Excursion Rates on OO RK N
Round trip tickets on all OO RK N lines within 200 miles sold Friday and Saturday July 3 4 at one and one third fare. Return tickets valid July 6. F J Quinlan agent.
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F. J. Quinlan
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F. E. Livengood
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Hohbach's
Minnis
Stark Poultry House
P. O
Stansberry & Milne
Bowman
Alta Street
Stewart
Cottonwood Street
Louis Hunziker
Kobr Pens
Glenn Scott
University of Oregon
Elmer Storie
Eugene
Mins
Nellie McMullen
Portland
J. G. Callison
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Spokane
T. J. Morris
A. D. Sloan
Bush Street
Harry Rees
Lehman Springs
A. B. Herr
Roy
Grover Herr
San Francisco
George Griswold
Jackson Street
D. W. Campbell
J. D. Matheson
City
Campbell
Matheson
la Grande
Parkes
Mike Behilling
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Taylor
Oo, RK
Ebetes Tian
Navaress
Tallman& CO
Pendleton, Ore
Katy
North Beach
Potter
Megler
Columbia
Tiwaco
T. J. Potter
North Coast
North Breach
Wm. McMurray
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